"Kill the Indian in him, and save the man.” This was the guiding principle that removed thousands of Native American children and placed them in Indian boarding schools. Among the many who died ...

was later known for featuring imagery that stereotyped American Indian and Alaska Native people and misappropriated Native culture,” said a news release about the move. The “Crying Indian ...

The horse has played a central role in the history and mythology of many Native American ... of "senior statesman" of Indian Relay, and announces races all over the American West.

Some signs in North American Indian Sign Languages don’t exist at all in ASL, such as the names of various tribes or the names of some plants used in Native American ceremonies. North American ...

Third, there are not enough Native American families able to adopt, so Indian kids remain in foster care for longer. And finally, ICWA allows for children to be taken from caregivers they may have ...

The researchers explored oral health, access to care and related quality of life as well as discrimination and socioeconomic instability among American Indian/Alaska Native adults using existing ...

But as she grew up, Folsom noticed how media devoted little coverage to Native American environmental activists. “There’s no agency for that sad so-called Indian guy sitting in a canoe ...

More than 900 Native American children died while being forced to attend Indian boarding schools, according to a new federal report that urges the U.S. government to formally apologize for the ...

President Biden will issue a formal presidential apology to the Native American community for atrocities committed against Indigenous peoples during the era of federal Indian boarding schools ...

ABC News' Linsey Davis sat down with Schuettpelz to talk about the Tribal enrollment, the impact of federal policies and the boom in people identifying as Native American. "The Indian Card ...

For thousands of years, Native ... American to earn a medical degree. The following year, she returned home to her nation, the Omaha Tribe of Nebraska, where she became the Bureau of Indian ...